Punjabi juttis are footwear but much more; they emerged as the guiding symbol of a cultural heritage and craftsmanship from the Punjab region of India and Pakistan. These handcrafted shoes, characterized by their intricate embroidery and rich colors, with an eye-catching curvy toe, have transcended their geographical boundaries to become a worldwide fashion statement. A Legacy of Craftsmanship:

The craft of making juttis is an old tradition handed down from generation to generation. Skilled artisans called "mochis" handcraft each piece with ancient craftsmanship. It begins with the selection of leather, which is tanned and shaped. The shining of art is in the embellishments.

The first thing you must know about juttis is that they are decorated using an intricate form of embroidery, inspired by nature, folk themes, and geometric patterns. Beautiful designs are created using silk threads, zari (gold or silver thread), and even beads and mirrors.

Every one of them assuredly shines, and they act as a testimony of the dedication and precision of the artisan. The very durability and the touch of individuality are assured by hand-stitching.

Nokh Toe: The original upturned toe known as "nokh" makes them resemble a Punjabi Jutti-style royal classic.

Understanding that Comfortable and Functional Designs Were A Priority:

Comfort: Designed to be flat and flexible, the shoes allow for maximum comfort during longer wear.

Cultural Significance: They tend to be a strong symbol of traditional Punjabi culture, especially during festivals, weddings, and cultural festivities.

During the last few years, juttis have become a fashionable item, and designers have viewed them through lenses of contemporary or fusion trends. To this end, we have encountered several modern redefinitions:

New Designs: Traditional styles remodeled in contemporary patterns with embellishments and colors.

Mix-and-Match Styles: In the current times, juttis are styled with western clothing to bring in a fusion feeling.

Celebrities and fashion influencers worldwide are contributing to the global promotion of Punjabi juttis.

Preservation of cultural heritage:

Juttis are agelessly beautiful by combining old with the new. It is our contribution toward conserving such a cultural treasure to support artisans and lauding their workmanship. Each pair of Punjabi juttis tells a story of the treasures of artistry Punjab has.